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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota

12 Feb 1904

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Mitchell Capital

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Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

12

Resigned Pastorate in Town and Country Church

Frank Tomlin, longtime pastor of the Congregational church in Mitchell, resigns effective May 1 1904 citing nervous strain and a need for rest. He praises the church’s support, thanks members for gifts, and hopes his successor will continue to advance the church’s spiritual and material progress. The resignation was accepted by the church, with plans to appoint a successor without breaking services.

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Frank Kelley Shaler Iowa Ed. Leehan George Evans Chas. Ferguson Chasselton N. OD Ludwig Loevinger White Lake Wasington Roosevelt IT. D. Butterfield Chicago Jay Butterfeld New York Madge Corwin Alexandria Gola Corwin St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Chas. H. Powell Windle Frank Hatch Mt. Vernon Hatch Sioux City Jose Davison County Parkston John W. Peckham Peckham The Republican News Room Mitchell Alexandria Journal Conerositional Church CuuUsu Oeir R. E. Ruth Tomlin
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Flinch Club Hosts Saturday Evening at Miss Ellenwood Home

A progressive flinch club met Miss Beatrice Ellenwood at her Lawler Street home. Eight members attended with guests including Miss Ella Webster and Miss Elsie Hardy. The head prize went to Miss Webster, with Miss Hardy taking the consolation. Guests received bouquets. next meeting will be at Miss Waterman’s.

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